Sentence examples similar to consistent with the handbook from inspiring English sources

All methods employed in the review will be consistent with the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions.

"Listen only to music that is consistent with the sacred spirit of your calling," the handbook reads.

Still, even at Chicago, one finds a social media policy within the Employee Handbook that requires communication to "be consistent with the University's policies, standards, and principles and should not denigrate or insult others".

Start with the Handbook of Industrial Organization.

The study was conducted in accordance with the Handbook for Good Clinical Research Practice of the World Health Organization.

They preferred brief but professionally produced information that reflects similar resources for pharmaceuticals, including easily accessible online databases, which is consistent with the suggestion that evidence-based CM information should be included in professional handbooks and guidelines for pharmacists [ 16].

The analysis shows that cartoonists' systemic choices for representing emotions are largely consistent with the coding accuracy of facial behaviors on the one hand, and style guidelines advocated in comic handbooks on the other.

It was consistent with the first two.

This is consistent with the fractures.

That's consistent with the prevailing mood.

Just days after announcing that it was revising its handbook to allow the hiring of Christians who are in same-sex marriages, World Vision leaders said Wednesday that the organization had "failed to be consistent" with the Bible and had reversed its decision after a board meeting.